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cylinder engine, with triple protection (air, oil and gas filters), rubber silencing and a new crankcase ventilating

system. New quality features, including a gasoline pump to supersede the old

, vacuum tank; new decorated instru- ment panel, new colored interior trim; new upholstery and untold other refinements.

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NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE

A spring opwateg one end oi a novel see saw that one child can enjoy.

Peru has Joined the list of nations in which the-re is radio broadcast-

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Motor driven manicure iinplemw ents have been invented with time sawing in view.

Apparatus to measure the density

of fogs is in constant use in a Lon- don weather bureau.‘ _

Waterproof airplane wings are be-i

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lng made ot’ canvas pressed upon ituncorroslve metal forms.

Rich deposits of alumluutn clay and iron ore has been discovered in aauouniaiu m Iceland.

Panels made of sugar cane fiber have been found to reduce the noise ln_ a room hy‘50 per cent.

A motor truck to remove street sweepings in "Hamburg, Germany, has. been given a dust tight body.

A false roof for automobiles to keep ‘their interiors cool has been patened by a Denver inventor. _

Tlhe Blitish lttinisitry oi’ Health is

oi‘ coloring matter in food.

Compressed air operated, by a double barrel nailing machine has been invented to speedup construe: tion. - t,

Synthetic tobacco has been made in Germany by impregnating thtln paper with chemically produced nicotine.

An inventor has given an oil can for small spout to reach places difficult access.

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lntiizts production of jute the pre- sent season is expected to ‘teaclrrthe record amount oi 11,860,000 bales.

Reindeer skins from Alaska are being used by fnrriers as an im-- ltation mink fur-in the manufac- ture of coats.

A Swedish engineer has develop- ed u method for storing surplus steam in reservoirs u'utll it is need- ed for use. filled with oil to crawling insects

llruckets keep _mice and

ed by u (Jallforniati.

Valuable bauxite deposits, estim- ated to contain 2,500,000 metric tons oi ore, have been discovered in litmgary.

A metal stand revolving on a pedestal to hold a number oi‘ rural mail boxes at. a central point has been invented.

A radio station has been erected on the rim of Etna, a famous Ital- ian volcano, to broadcast the sound it makes, '

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Gyroscopic ntachlnc has been invented by a Californian to keep an airplane in a given course and on an even ‘keel.

A French museum is planning to preserve for posterity phonograph

~ records of all languages known in the

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‘points. Prince Edward Island The Barred flock hens oi Mr. H. _ for the ‘eluded’: August 14. 1927

ifcontleet has fallen off quite _ _ I $1,’ y during the week, tho Alex. Hzmnltttfrs llarrvtl Rot-k hen. being G12 eggs. No. Ziilfi is liltlt, with L 5.6 points; number of eggs laid _ [it ‘7,068- This is about 1,000 1:11; h.- sixth, with tmht paints: .111“- ibbs than at the same r .t..and.l~i0 eggs lebfl t‘or ihWcnth, with lit)‘ ll points; Mr. W. W.

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-1ll 0.1.1. F‘._Easton’s Whito Lell- 101.11 the week with 44.5 hen Nu. Mr. William Coughlan"; tioinis; and llll‘ ilurrttd Rock hon ‘ Rocks are second, with 391i No. 19K oi‘ Air. V. R. “USS is tenth, i ibfVMlrud-l. C- Muttart's Barred wilh 101.5 points. l iaittthird, with 39.4 points: hbiiltbu 'Waye’s Barred Rocks hem: load tho contest to date with Mgr-tn, with 39.2 points; ,HOWBLt’B White Leghorns un- swtuul, with Ilill points; Ali's. ,.with 37.3 points; the Ex- Alvx. ti U in] Station's pen of White 1593.2 points; filr. (‘lifftirrl w?! N0. 8 is seventh, with oil's are 1th. with 1541.7 Mitts: the Barred Rocks .‘ i. Rees are eighth, with x2. with 15114.5; Mr.

red hotly...» lfifltiriufitli no.4 AvErtrhTEEEJsTE

last (I Jluttart. Nos~ (i7, tilt, 65 and 64. libel stiits,so the story goes studied |ure first second. third and

221m, 218.7 and 210.9 points; i\l|:s.,is the way he wrote up a party: I

to Mr. Pllffurti .\l|-.l'.'\v<>tt’:; ltvn No.

lllIl‘])|||‘ltHl to he n reception yostct“ day afternoon. | "It is tmderstootl that a consider- able. numbvr of so (“U011 8110515. W“; ported to be ladies tiotetl in society: t-it-t-los were present, and some of; lllt‘lll are quoted as saying they en- joyvli the occasion. lt is charged that the firm ofBOW- or & Black fntnlshetl ‘the refreslr mPlilH and Strlngham the xtllogml lnusitr. "Tlu- lmfilbsshis said to have worn

l" l-Irtsttitrs lu-n No, 23f! is; lif'.\" (‘rosby‘_s hen Nn. 83 is 8th, with points; Mr- John L. Clark"; lflfi it‘. ninth, with 191.15

Mr- H. (l. Kluttnrtfis llarreti iiock.

Mr. 1831.8 paints; l\lr.~'. .l. F. Flustrnfr.

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Hamilton's urc third. with “I(II(:“‘_ n necklace of allcgt-tl pearls. Whirl "nuns; she declare-s was given 10 hcr h?"

her husband."

An hour after the paper appear- vrl the etilllor quli flllllflllg "l1 ilmw to getaway from the libel suit. He hogan figuring on how to get away from lown- '

of Mn ltlverott llowutVs hens are 5th, William (‘taugh- and

iii " Mr. Cliflord McEwetfs ‘fan's urt- sixth, with Hit-Lil; _ its are ihtll. with 31.7 ‘Vlrs. billion \\’:iy~'s liurrwl flocks ; tllld Mr. . Cutllffefs Bat" are 7th, with 1407.7! poitils to dntv. M 1 ‘ l P.

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Any used car seen on our floor

You can always count on that.

'.'~.~' psusen can ts ontv A5 nee-entrants - "me DEALER wno se-tts rr

w The 11.30 freight hound worst solv ' ul the problem.

SET COLORS IN ALUM

This is tho thus of year thnt. so many of us are doing our summer sowing. li really is n tedious task we do so want our clothes to stay new for n’ long time. By shrinking

gsllo of cold water‘ for black or black and white, pink or green. we - -

""ll ) R C B new - le are that the olour are

"empty formality."

fourth the libs-l law. When he discovered every quart of rinse water to date, with a production of 228.4, how easy itjs m libel anybody, tthis .must be repeated every washing. Most colours that have been set

"A woman giving the name ofwith. strong salt. solution require .1. ll. Jones, who is reported to helfiettlns before each Waahlng~m tllli," hr tht- society leaders of ‘thisjyllll see. alum is quite the best. Four zrvition, is said to have given what hours its sufflcemt setting period for

latiy oi‘ the colours mentioned,

Healdent Cosgrave of the Irish Free State, whole ministry ll

the Dali after n the oath of alleg-

is good for more than enough t“._'.'{l,,,§"'§f2§,,,‘;"'.?li “S331 hall's; peril m“ the do vam- faction IIfilflOlOfY ITIllBS t0 888L119 lllfl ?l:i1l;in'l_ll3'timeinfigewflgiitizvhilgtwlalgg igzkrzszmlgznl‘, L" "d M. . . t l go u l 4 owner of his money's worth- "t-nlouru will run. fly using one '°‘”°"' “d u I Q tahln- n powdered alum to each “m” t° "l, k no’ “hm "a l l"

"So you and Dick don't _ speak 7..

fast. .. ,, . , I l No; we list! a drdad wast‘. ‘a: 2' '"' . * M » -

will set most blue, lavender, purple - and heliotrope. Sun-faded lilac and 0111/ country editor, ltnrassed byllavendar can be restored‘ by us- lng one tablespoon o! vinegar to

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world today.

Sate is the chief feature of a new can opener in which a can is revolv- ed against a knife blade as a key is turned.

A swinging crane features a motor truck designed in Germany with which one man can load heavy containers of garbage.

Road building pogrnms or the var ious states this year call for the con- struction of nearly 27,000 miles of

4 highways.

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Sir Char Clelland

who is one of the British reprmng. atives attending the World's Educa. tional convention at Toronto this week. _,

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elusive frame. The tallest McLau blin- Buick. now stands but 70 inches

‘wulm serum "Au-romantics has

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HE dream of every automobile mannfacturer-—to build a body

low swung for beauty and for road- flbility, without loss of head-room or road-clearance-has become real- _ ity in McLaughlin-Buick for 1928.

McLaughlin-Buick en ineel-s achieved this lower efiect, themakeshiftof smaller wheelswith their increased tire wear, but by a complete re-designing of bodies,

of by

by an entirely new and ex- principle, the double-drop

,_yet McLaughlin bodies are

toomier than ever before. Paooucr; or; GENERAL“ Morons“ 5oi~f f? A, TED

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As you lounge in McLaughlin- Buick's comfort-tailored seats, you sit deepfjnside the car, with plenty of room above your head, and plenty of leg-room and shoulder-room as WC“. \ ‘f. . i

Moreover, you experience this com- fort over any’ toads, at any speed. For McLauglillnY-Buicfs lowered cent-re of gravity increases Mc- Iaaughlin-Buiclflsyv nderful riding ease-and Hydra]: ic Shock Ab- sorbers, front andreaiflgive it even ‘greater smoothness.“ ' V

And the low-swung body play; it; part in the enthralling beauty of McLaughlin-Buiclds Fisher bodies, for it adds an expression of fleetness to their fashionable grace.

’See the. lowlswung ‘body as Mc- Laughlin-Buick builds it, and you will see at once why» McLaughlin- Buick is the industry's accepted leader in‘ beauty, luxury, perform- ance—-and espiqjgllysliyn. value.

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Automobiles treads

ing a mirror.

Montreal on Au

in sesiion six weeks.

Two California inventors patented an eraser that. can be at.- typewriter and oper- or lever.

tached to any ated with a key

According to

cats, birds and snakes are affected

step ensblin

by motion pictures while dogs pay no attention to them. t

ordinary Walking steps are used

to -travel on new

feet of ground.

The m5?- Wllilcfllly American soda

using endless belt have been developed 'by French engineers for _ travel over desert sands in Africa.

A novel wash stand to be built in- to the wall of a room is hidden when not in use by a sliding pannel carry-

A British Empire mining and tnetallurgical congress will open at

B a user to cover several

gust 22, to remain~

have

tests in Germany

roller skates, each

. fountain in Czechoslovakia has been installed at Prapue and is with great success. , _ Rubber bails for exercising are be- ing made from discarded automobile inner tubes by a process invented by a Los Angeles man.

Practically all winter sports can be played the year round in a new building at Berlin, artificial ico and snow being provided.

Operated by compressed air, a portable circular saw has been des- igned that is clamed to equal ‘thi- work of ten men with hand saws. ‘

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A French railway has erected an archway equipped with brushes and vacuum cleaners to clean the out- sides of cars which run through slow 011516,’ ' ‘ 1y

Mounted on a unlversil Joint, a Her new vice can be turned to any angle Allllt Sue with and locked there for convehiehce in ‘lfldllllly flaked working withan article it holds: " "

Too smul to be of practical use, mflilllilii Willi-w electric motor built in Germany is hi!" 1011i! feet."

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operated by radio waves causing . a quartz crystal disk to revolve. ,

An instrument has been designed by United States government scien- tists to ascertain what odors lure

imeeting

Aided by the French government a national-school ot petroleum and-liq- uid combustibles is being established by the Uniyersity o! Strasburg.

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With one side waxed; s. new shoc polishing pad that can be car- ried in a pocket provides more‘ than 300 shines without the use of paste or liquid.

Either a revolving cutter or planer can bmused with a new tool of Ger- man design that is operated by an electric motor through a flexible

{Oi}? mistress wante to present a pair o shoes, and what size she wore. “Well, Mis’ Annie. mah size is jive-hut l most ginerally buys fives suttiuly does

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